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The problem with Cohen's original (and with much of Various Positions) is that while lyrically and vocally intriguing, the arrangement is, how shall I put this, lousy. All the human instrumentation that makes Recent Songs so beautiful is abandoned in favour of what sound like tinny casiotones. The version on Cohen Live (from the I'm Your Man tour, I think) is much more human and humane.

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Funnily, the BBC just aired a radio programme on the use of Hallelujah - for some reason though (probably rights) it's not available as a play again programme.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00jhpp8

'Composer Jocelyn Pook celebrates the music and meaning of the word Hallelujah through history and creates a new composition inspired by the word. This exuberant exclamation of joy and gratitude has survived the passage of centuries, transcending the barriers of language, religion and culture, and has inspired composers and songwriters from the Psalms through Monteverdi, Handel, Vivaldi, Nick Cave and Leonard Cohen.

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